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  • S.4 E.6: Meals and Minds

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    Learning for Life @ Gustavus host Greg Kaster interviews Associate Vice President of Auxiliary Services & Director of Dining Service Steve Kjellgren.

  • 2020-2021 Parking Permits

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    achanson

    Vehicles on campus may park in any red or green permit space until August 31, when we ask all employees and returning students to park according to permit color.  Ticketing in the red and green permit areas then begins at 7am on the first day of classes in the Fall, Tuesday, September 8th. Visitor parking…

  • S.4 E.5: Peace and Reconciliation

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    Learning for Life @ Gustavus host Greg Kaster interviews Gustavus professor of political science and peace studies, Dr. Mimi Gerstbauer.

  • National Teach Spanish Day!

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    Kelsey Leppert

    Have you heard of National Teach Spanish Day? It is held every year on September 30th and is used to bring awareness to the Spanish teaching community. This celebration aims to highlight the Spanish language as well as promote the profession of Spanish teaching. Spanish is the official language in over 20 countries and is…

  • S.4. E.4: Researching Aging and Long-Term Care

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    Gustavus alum Joseph Gaugler ’95, Professor and Robert L. Kane Endowed Chair in Long-Term Care and Aging at the University of Minnesota and Director of the Center on Healthy Aging and Innovation there, on the impact of his Gustavus education in psychology, history, and football; the focus, rewards, and policy implications of his research; accessible…

  • Introducing Dr. Rodney A. Caruthers II, Visiting Assistant Professor and Bruce Gray Postdoctoral Fellow

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    SJ Kessler

    The Department is proud and excited to welcome Dr. Rodney A. Caruthers II, our first Bruce Gray Postdoctoral Fellow. Dr. Caruthers received his PhD from the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor in 2019, where he specialized in Second Temple Judaism and Christian Origins/New Testament. His dissertation was entitled Learning How to Write Narrative: Jewish Education during…

  • Student-at-Large Applications 2020-2021

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    admin

    If you would like to apply to be a Student-at-Large, please use the google form linked here. This year, the committees that will include Students-at-Large include: Finance Committee Ethics Committee Environmental Sustainability Committee Inclusive Excellence Committee Anti-Racism and Racial Justice Committee All of the applications for these committees are included within the google form linked…

  • Meet Wenlei Yu!

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    Kelsey Leppert

    Wenlei Yu is a new member of the Culpeper crew this year and is currently working on the Lunar New Year Adventure game and Major Trivia game! Wenlei is a sophomore computer science major with a minor in philosophy. Her interests include; trying new things, anime, and watching TV series! Stop into Culpeper to say…

  • S.4. E.3: Ni de Aquí Nor from There

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    Learning for Life @ Gustavus host Greg Kaster interviews Spanish professor and podcaster Angelique Dwyer.

  • Remembering the BSO

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    sash

      During the 1970s, many Black students from racially segregated areas of the U.S. attended Gustavus. These pioneering Gusties started the Black Student Organization, which became the Pan African Student Organization, out of which grew the Diversity Center, now the Center for Inclusive Excellence. This summer, the Gustavus Quarterly joined video chats with several BSO…